Get All the Match Schedule, TV Channels, and Live Streaming Details As the Nations League Quarterfinal Begins With Exciting Games To Be Held Today.
The Nations League is in its final stages and these eight teams – the Netherlands, Spain, Croatia, France, Denmark, Portugal, Italy, and Germany – have qualified for the quarter-finals this term. The clash between the top eight will be played in two legs. The first leg is set to be played today, March 20.
These are the four clashes of the day – defending Champions Spain will face the Netherlands, Croatia will host France, Portugal will travel to Denmark, and Italy and Germany will fight it out. Here, we bring you all the information including match timings, TV channels, live streaming, and other key details of today’s Nations League quarterfinal matches –
Here are all the quarter-final matches that will be held on Thursday:
| Match | Time (ET) | Telecast | Streaming |
| Netherlands vs Spain | 3:45 PM | FS1, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling Blue, and ViX | Fox Sports, fubo TV, and TelevisaUnivision network apps and websites |
| Croatia vs France | 3:45 PM | FS2, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, and ViX | Fox Sports, fubo TV, and TelevisaUnivision network apps and websites |
| Denmark vs Portugal | 3:45 PM | ViX | Fox Sports, fubo TV, and TelevisaUnivision network apps and websites |
| Italy vs Germany | 3:45 PM | ViX | Fox Sports, fubo TV, and TelevisaUnivision network apps and websites |
The Netherlands vs Spain match will begin at 4:45 PM ET from the De Kuip Stadium in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The Dutch, who were the runners-up in 2019 will aim to improve defensively after conceding seven goals in the group stage. Whereas, the defending champions Spain, who are currently unbeaten in 15 games, are looking for their sixth consecutive Nations League win.
This match will be live telecast on FS1, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling Blue, and ViX in the US.
Odds via BetMGM.
| Teams | Moneyline | Total Goals |
| Netherlands | Win: +185 Draw: +225 | Over 2.5: -110 Under 2.5: -135 |
| Spain | Win: +130 Draw: +225 | Over 3.5: +230 Under 3.5: -350 |
The Croatia vs France match will begin at 4:45 PM ET from the Poljud Stadium in Split, Croatia. In a World Cup 2018 final rematch, Croatia, last year’s Nations League runner-up, will aim to capitalize on home advantage. Whereas, France, the current top-ranked European team, are seeking a second title under Didier Deschamps.
This match will be live telecast on FS2, Fubo, DirecTV Stream, and ViX in the US.
| Teams | Moneyline | Total Goals |
| Croatia | Win: +230 Draw: +230 | Over 2.5: -110 Under 2.5: -130 |
| France | Win: +105 Draw: +230 | Over 3.5: +225 Under 3.5: -350 |
The Denmark vs Portugal match will begin at 4:45 PM ET from the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen, Denmark. Denmark are seeking their first knockout win while Portugal eyeing a second title. Portugal have a dominant record, but Denmark are boasting a strong home form.
This match will be live telecast on ViX in the US.
| Teams | Moneyline | Total Goals |
| Denmark | Win: +575 Draw: +290 | Over 2.5: -125 Under 2.5: -110 |
| Portugal | Win: -210 Draw: +290 | Over 3.5: +190 Under 3.5: -285 |
The Italy vs Germany match will begin at 4:45 PM ET from the King Power Stadium in Leicester, East Midlands. Italy, who finished second to France, are seeking their very first title. Whereas, unbeaten Germany dominated their group. Both teams are seeking a crucial first-leg advantage as past setbacks are fueling their motivation.
This match will be live telecast on ViX in the US.
| Teams | Moneyline | Total Goals |
| Italy | Win: +165 Draw: +220 | Over 2.5: +105 Under 2.5: -145 |
| Germany | Win: +155 Draw: +220 | Over 3.5: +260 Under 3.5: -400 |
Fans can watch all Nations League games online on Fox Sports, fubo TV, and TelevisaUnivision network apps and websites.
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